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logitech bluetooth hub and xp sp2
Hi all,
I am currently using logitech desktop mx for bluetooth (keyboard, mouse and hub) the keyboard and mouse are both working fine but when i install the software supplied it wont let me install logitechs bluetooth software meaning i cant connect my mobile etc via the bluetooth hub. i believe that this has something to do with some kind of bluetooth thing being included in SP2. does anyone know if there is anyway to remove the bluetooth thing in sp2 so i can install the logitech software. thanks in advance |
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logitech bluetooth hub and xp sp2
On Sat, 15 Jan 2005 18:03:01 -0800, mf27 wrote:
Hi all, I am currently using logitech desktop mx for bluetooth (keyboard, mouse and hub) the keyboard and mouse are both working fine but when i install the software supplied it wont let me install logitechs bluetooth software meaning i cant connect my mobile etc via the bluetooth hub. i believe that this has something to do with some kind of bluetooth thing being included in SP2. does anyone know if there is anyway to remove the bluetooth thing in sp2 so i can install the logitech software. thanks in advance SP2 adds bluetooth support within XP. On my system (following directions from the computer manufacturer), I had to use Device Manager device properties Update Driver to switch over to the OEM provided tools. You'll probably want to check at the Logitech site for similar install directions for their drivers andsoftware. -- Sharon F MS-MVP ~ Windows Shell/User |
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logitech bluetooth hub and xp sp2
This article explains how to remove bluetooth in SP2
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;889814 "mf27" wrote in message ... Hi all, I am currently using logitech desktop mx for bluetooth (keyboard, mouse and hub) the keyboard and mouse are both working fine but when i install the software supplied it wont let me install logitechs bluetooth software meaning i cant connect my mobile etc via the bluetooth hub. i believe that this has something to do with some kind of bluetooth thing being included in SP2. does anyone know if there is anyway to remove the bluetooth thing in sp2 so i can install the logitech software. thanks in advance |
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logitech bluetooth hub and xp sp2
I ordered this hardware from Dell with a new computer (XP/SP2). I was unable
to install the drivers provided (1.05b). Several calls to Dell help center didn't help: Nobody there had heard of this piece of hardware!! I finally called Logitech (should have done that in the first place). There I was told that I needed to download the 2.22 drivers to make it run run under SP2. It works!!! Just hope you have a broadband connection: 50 odd Mb! Daniel _______________________ Daniel Royer University of Geneva daniel at royer dot ch "Sharon F" wrote in message ... On Sat, 15 Jan 2005 18:03:01 -0800, mf27 wrote: Hi all, I am currently using logitech desktop mx for bluetooth (keyboard, mouse and hub) the keyboard and mouse are both working fine but when i install the software supplied it wont let me install logitechs bluetooth software meaning i cant connect my mobile etc via the bluetooth hub. i believe that this has something to do with some kind of bluetooth thing being included in SP2. does anyone know if there is anyway to remove the bluetooth thing in sp2 so i can install the logitech software. thanks in advance SP2 adds bluetooth support within XP. On my system (following directions from the computer manufacturer), I had to use Device Manager device properties Update Driver to switch over to the OEM provided tools. You'll probably want to check at the Logitech site for similar install directions for their drivers andsoftware. -- Sharon F MS-MVP ~ Windows Shell/User |
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